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Is Dermaplaning Safe for Sensitive Skin?We asked the pros whether the cosmetic procedure is approved for those with reactive skin. |
The experts agree that dermaplaning is safe for all skin types, but there are some instances when it shouldn't be performed. "There are occasions when you should not dermaplane, like when your skin is sensitized or when you're experiencing moderate to severe acne breakouts," says Tamerri Ater, senior director of product development at Versed Skincare. The blade should never be used over open wounds/cuts, blemishes or rashes, instructs Gross. Same goes with sunburned skin.
Imber says to avoid the skin under your eyes along with any patches of eczema and rosacea or irritated areas. Ater elaborates that dermaplaning should be avoided for several days, or even a week, before and after treatment.
The bottom line? "It is always best to consult with your practitioner to determine if this treatment is best for you," says Imber.
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